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The proposed location is an unused warehouse on Washington Street, but residents of District 5 say they don't want more social services in their neighborhoods.
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The city proposed a lease-to-own agreement on an air-conditioned, 21,000-square-foot facility on Washington Street in West Orlando. It will be a low-barrier shelter, welcoming pet owners.
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Project Street Vet was founded in California about four years ago. Today, the organization has six chapters across the U.S., including Orlando’s.
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The organization's Home Matters report released Monday shows 2.4 million households are “burdened” trying to stay housed and paying bills.
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HUD’s Older Adults Home Modification Program gave the Center for Independent Living of Central Florida $1.22 million modify 195 homes.
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Some market experts said the surge in construction might help alleviate Orlando’s highly competitive rental market.
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Lift Orlando, Orlando Housing Authority and the city got a federal program to help fund the revamp of Lorna Doone Apartments and Lake Mann Homes.
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A change in the law this year makes it possible for qualifying municipalities to opt out.
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SALT’s mobile shower and laundry services downtown will not temporarily shut down this summer, thanks to support from the Big Nova Foundation.
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The city partnered with First United Methodist Church of Orlando on 142 East Jackson St. to provide cooling, water, restrooms, and seating areas to rest.
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The organization is looking to significantly reduce mobile showers and laundry services starting next week and hopes to resume by the fall.
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Local legal experts have expressed concern that a new law empowering property owners against unwanted occupants could blowback on protected transient tenants.